Plot Synopsis

To her viewers, Leah Waddell is known for her bright smile and bubbly nature as the local network's on-air weather reporter. But behind that sunny nature, Leah is getting weary of her bleak dating life and inability to be taken seriously as a budding meteorologist. At her wits end, she makes the decision to stay single and focus on her career for a full year. As soon as she makes this commitment, it literally starts pouring rain and men. As Leah deflects multiple romantic offers, she befriends her new neighbor Mark, a handsome dairy farmer. The two of them hit it off and it takes no time before they have become the kind of neighbors and friends who don't even have to knock at one another's door -- a connection, as her mother points out, that shouldn't be ignored. But Leah is determined to stay the course, even though Mark and his rugged good looks and easy manner make it very difficult. As the city is getting soaked with a forecast of nothing but rain, Leah gets the opportunity she has been waiting for when her boss informs her that if she can predict when the rain is going to stop, the promotion to meteorologist is hers. The problem is all the scientific gadgets, from her weather radar to her anemometer, can't seem to help her get the forecast right. The one who seems to be able to predict the weather is Mark who learned on the farm how to gauge the weather by observing the signs of nature. At first she resists his claims but when he proves to be right time and again she can longer deny that maybe there is something to his method. But she is not just falling for his accurate forecasts and she can no longer deny that the connection they share is deeper than friendship. Leah now needs to make a decision: either follow through on her commitment to stay single or trust the signs and allow her connection with Mark to blossom into something neither of them predicted.